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Most people immobilized by injury or disorder would choose almost any other mobility aid than a crutch. Hospitals dispensing crutches find that while patients take to wheelchairs, canes, and walkers fairly quickly, it's the crutches that pose a

No one wants to spend his or her days glued in front of the TV--immobile. Mobility is a relative condition. If you are usually confined to a bed, you are well aware that it's almost a vacation to be able to get up and move around the house or

People who rely on a wheelchair for their mobility face many obstacles in society, but one that is particularly troublesome and limiting is the wide presence of steps and curbs. Although the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act in 1990

Careful There--Be Sure to Obey the Speed Limit! It's funny how the common perception of walkers is that they are slow, creaky, and outmoded. This little steel-and-rubber beauty is actually one of the best things to come down the pike in recent

Everybody is looking for more carrying room. Have you noticed the trends with cars lately? Big SUVs and trucks have been getting even bigger, allowing drivers to carry more passengers, dogs, groceries, and shopping items. Scooters are no exception.

Today, July 2, is Made in the USA Day. On this day, people are encouraged to consider buying products made in the USA. Buying American helps industry and ingenuity in this country. Not to mention, there is something special about knowing the